I think the country you’re looking for is just down the road, Civic VirtueLand. It doesn’t matter how I would contrast homosexuality and necrophilia. A free country can have laws decided on by the people. But what isn’t against the law is ok even if you don’t personally like it.
Really? What’s legal is a-ok? Have you forgotten that slavery was legal and the law of the land at one time?
It was only overturned because people of virtue deemed it as deprived and, get this, worth dying over.
Ultimately this story is about a boy brainwashed by public school propaganda and rebelling against his parents who decided to invite the whole world in to teach his parents a lesson. See? He’s “better” than them because he believed in the secular religion du jour and worships the golden calf.
You seem to think your position is redeemable by positing “depravity” as subjective.
It is not.
We never had to make laws against sacrificing infants to Molock, either. That doesn’t me such activity isn’t universally recognized as “depraved.” (even by those practicing it)
Moreover, if you have to make laws protecting those who practice such activities, in an otherwise “live and let live” society, that’s a pretty good indicator your defending the indefensible.